Sentence examples for in a quantitative form from inspiring English sources
Wien's law of the shift of the radiative power maximum to higher frequencies as the temperature is raised expresses in a quantitative form commonplace observations.
This isoperimetric inequality is improved here in a quantitative form.
Gauging people's viewpoint and interpreting those in a quantitative form would be invaluable for designers to understand general mindset on aesthetical aspects of a particular type of products.
Effectiveness can perhaps also include criteria that cannot be implemented in a quantitative form in site selection or spatial prioritisation (Chape et al., 2005; Knight et al., 2011 a ).
To be useful for network alignment, a subjective concept like functional similarity must be expressed in a quantitative form that reflects the closeness in the biological functions of the proteins being compared.
The main drawback of cDNA differential display as compared to DNA microarrays and industrial gel-based transcription profiling systems is a subjective evaluation of gels and the fact that data are not available in a quantitative form suitable for database storage and numerical manipulations.
He admits that the existence of any quantity always implies the existence of a substance, but he also believes that the actual existence of parts of a substance necessarily implies the presence of a quantitative form in it.
The classical Sobolev embedding theorem of the space of functions of bounded variation BV(Rn) into Ln′(Rn) is proved in a sharp quantitative form.
The ultimate goal is to develop a standardized geometric toolkit that replicates the qualitative metrics already in use, such as those of Hickey (1973), in a quantitative, repeatable form.
Though the data was qualitative in nature, it was arranged and represented in quantitative form to allow statistical analysis to be done.
Of these, 18 did not provide any data; either they did not contain data on the outcomes extracted in this review or they did not provide these data in quantitative form.
